What Lies Ahead Podcast

In this episode, Danielle Dombrowski talks about her background in photography and how it developed alongside her involvement in the hardcore scene. She shares stories about the bands she’s worked with and her experience contributing to album projects, where her images help shape a band’s visual identity. She explains what it’s like shooting hardcore shows in different venues, including how lighting can vary from dark, low-lit rooms to brighter spaces that change how she approaches a shot.Outside of photography, Danielle discusses the challenges she has faced with her health and what it’s like owning and running a hair salon. Balancing both has its challenges, but it’s an important part of her life. The discussion ends with her reviewing her favorite albums, and favorite bands she shot over the years.Danielle Dombrowski (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/danielledombrowskiphotography?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==Hair Design by Danielle (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/hairdesignbydanielle845?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==Danielle Dombrowksi Wedding Photography:https://daniellesweddinggallery.com/

In this episode, I talk with Drew Stone and Tristan D’Graves of Incendiary Device. The interview focuses on their upcoming album, New York City, due out Friday, May 1 on Creep Records. We go track by track through the record, discussing how each song was written and the lyrical ideas behind it.We also get into how the band puts together their set lists, what they’re trying to do live, and how that connects to the new material. Drew and Tristan talk about their history in their previous bands and how that experience shaped where they are now.Drew discusses his work as a filmmaker, including NYHC Chronicles Live, his involvement in documenting hardcore over the years, and organizing shows at Bowery Electric. The interview wraps up with a conversation about their favorite records, shows, and a few other related topics.

On my podcast, Jame McElroy broke down the shift from Dirty Bourbon Clothing into Two Crow Collective, and how that transition shaped what the brand became.We also talked about how “PBS is Punk” came about, how it grew quickly, and how it helped raise money for PBS. The conversation also includes a day in the life of Two Crow, his favorite records, and what influences his work.

On this episode of the podcast, I talked with Shi from New York punk band Scarboro. The conversation focused on the band’s new album, Hate Season, coming out April 17 on Sell the Heart  and WTF Records.We went through the record track by track, discussing the lyrical themes and musical direction behind each song. Shi explained the band’s songwriting approach and how the songs work together as a full release, rather than standalone tracks.We also talked about how Scarboro structures their live setlists, including how they think about pacing, energy, and flow during a set. Shi shared how those decisions affect the way the songs from Hate Season are presented live.The episode also covered the origins of the band, how Scarboro formed, early influences, and how their background in the New York punk scene continues to shape their sound today.

John McHale, founder of Breakeven Booking in Miami, joined the podcast to share insights from his work in live event booking and promotion. He discussed how he partners with venues, collaborates with booking agencies, and organizes shows from initial planning through the day of the show. John also talked about staying consistent with promotion to ensure each event reaches the right audience and runs smoothly. The discussion ended with John discussing his favorite venues, shows, and albums that influence him.

 On this episode I speak with Frankie D of Silence Equals Death, where we talked about his roots in hardcore, including playing drums in the ’90s with Backslap. Frank shared how being asked to fill in on drums for Kings Never Die on a European run reignited his passion for playing music.We also discuss Silence Equals Death’s upcoming EP, From the Ashes, dropping April 17 via Upstate Records and Creep Records, and discussed his work behind the scenes as a promoter with MintyFresh (NJ), including collaborating with Chris Bulldoze and Danny Biohazard to book shows. Silence Equals Death: https://www.instagram.com/silenceequalsdeath?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==MintyFreshNJ:https://www.instagram.com/mintyfreshnj?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==

On this episode, I’m joined by Ricky Singh, co-owner of Flatspot Records. We talk about his musical background, growing up on Long Island, and forming Backtrack, including their releases and touring. We also get into his time working at Roadrunner Records, managing bands through Matinee Sounds, and what goes into co-owning and running a record label. We wrap things up by looking ahead at the future of Flatspot Records and Ricky’s other projects. Flatspot Records (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/flatspotrecords?igsh=MWRndmFzbWxwMmd1OQ==Backtrack (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/backtracknyhc?igsh=MXNicTEyMTZzdWFiNw==

In this episode, I spoke with Joey Zampella of Life of Agony about several key aspects of the band’s past and present. We discussed how the band approaches their set list, including the balance between longtime staples and other songs, and how those choices reflect both the band’s history and their current mindset onstage.We also covered the Life of Agony album catalog, touching on how the records have evolved over time and how different eras of the band continue to shape their live performances and fan connection today.Joey talked about his work as a producer and running his own recording studio, sharing insight into his process, the transition from performing to producing, and how working behind the scenes has influenced his approach to music.The conversation wrapped up with a look at what’s ahead for Life of Agony, including upcoming plans and how the band views its future moving forward.Life of Agony (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/lifeofagonyofficial?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==

In this episode, I sit down with Natalie O’Keeffe, lead singer of Long Island band Family Dinner. We talk about how she got into singing, how the band structures their setlist, and what the writing process has been like for their new album. Natalie also reflects on the experience of playing Red Rocks and what she learned touring with Bloc Party, offering a straightforward look at how the band has grown on and off the road.  We also discuss their shows with Head Automatica and The Used.  The conversation ends with her answering questions on her favorite records and influences.  

In this episode, I speak with Josh Grabelle, founder of Trustkill Records, to talk about the history of the label and the role it played in hardcore and metalcore. Josh shares stories from the early days, signing bands, and running a label through changes in the music industry. We talk his favorite releases, the return of Hellfest, and what is in store for the future.https://www.trustkill.com/Trustkill Records (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/trustkillrecords?igsh=OTJjbXY4YnMzOHZoHellfest (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/hellfestdotcom?igsh=bHMweWl6Nm9mNzdw

In this interview, Arty Shepherd walks through the key points of his career, starting with his beginnings in Long Island Hardcore and the formation of Mind Over Matter. He talks about playing with Walter Schreifels in Worlds Fastest Car and how that led into the more melodic direction of Errortype: 11.We also cover his time in Instruction, including tour stories from the road with Linkin Park, Puddle of Mudd, and Korn.Arty then discusses his newest project, BEINN, and their new album Perpetual Architecture, breaking down how the band formed and what listeners can expect from the record.The interview wraps with a set of rapid-fire questions touching on St. Vitus Bar, the Age of Quarrel podcast, and some of his favorite tours.

On this episode, I speak with Bobby and Mike from The Warped Weeble Wobbles to talk about how the band started and their place within the 1990s Long Island Hardcore scene. They walk us through the early days, their friends/bands, and the atmosphere that shaped the band’s sound and direction.Bobby and Mike revisit their last show at the PWAC with Glassjaw, Madball, and VOD. They also share what it was like to close that chapter and reflect on their final night as a band in that era.We also get into their reunion for Silent Majority Weekend at AMH.  We talk about the Mr. Furley 7", a release that captures an important moment in the band’s history.Before wrapping up, Bobby and Mike talk about their upcoming show at AMH on Long Island—what they’re looking forward to and what we can expect.The Warped Weeble Wobbles (Instagram)https://www.instagram.com/warpedweeblewobbles?igsh=MXJ0bGRwcjdlMWlydQ==WWW AMH show tickets- January 17:https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/49513459/the-warped-weeble-wobblesvictory-gardencrush-us-all-many-more-amityville-amh

On this episode, we’re joined by Brian Audley of Incendiary and Nite Sports, Anthony Race, a production manager at the Brooklyn Paramount and other venues, and Mike Musilli, a columnist for No Echo and bassist for Overthrow.The conversation focuses on the releases of 2025. They break down how these records sound, how the tracklists are put together, and how production choices affect both the recordings and their live translation.Brian speaks from the standpoint of someone actively writing and releasing music, touching on songwriting, tone, and how bands are approaching records in the current landscape. Anthony brings a production and venue perspective, looking at how modern mixes, sequencing, and dynamics play out. Mike approaches the releases as both a writer and a musician, focusing on structure, pacing, and how these records fit into the broader hardcore and punk conversation.Playlist:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3uxBqmuSf6n2l3UOLNVBx1?si=N1dJCIoUTKKnNzMATnXZTw&pi=VrCrUyYfSZ-6p

On this episode I speak with Chris Wynn of In Effect Magazine and Holly Berchielli of Outsider Magazine. We get into the history behind their zines—how each of them got started, what motivated them to document the scene, and the DIY methods they used to print and distribute their work before everything went digital.We also talk about how their approach has changed with the rise of social media, the platforms they use now, and what it’s been like adapting a traditionally physical medium to an online world.We then get into their collaboration of Bring The Noise Radio—how the project came together and how they go about selecting the songs they play.Outsider Magazine (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/outsidermagazine?igsh=MW42c2N4YnA1ZXNuZA==In Effect (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/ineffecthc?igsh=MTFtZXo1dmVncmMxNQ==Bring The Noise Radio:https://live365.com/station/WXAX-a74990Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bringthenoiseradio?igsh=NGJtZzg4NzB5bGxm

On this episode, I speak with Morty and Sam of NYC Shootout to talk about how the band came together and the making of their new album KNUCKLEHED ANTHEMZ, out now on DAZE.We go through the record song by song, getting into the lyrics, the ideas behind them, and how each track was written and put together. Morty and Sam also break down how they build their set list, what they think works best live, and the songs they enjoy playing the most.We wrap things up with questions about their favorite albums, the places they most enjoy playing, and what we can expect from NYC Shootout moving forward.NYC SHOOTOUT (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/nycshootout?igsh=MXdiYXFmNTJ2NWFlMQ==

On this episode, I talk with Chris Enriquez, a drummer known for his work with On The Might Of Princes, Spotlights, BEINN, and Orange 9MM. Beyond the stage, Chris is also the Marketing Director at New Noise Magazine, where he oversees advertising and hosts the magazine’s podcast. We dive into his musical journey—from how he first picked up the drums to how he manages to balance his many creative projects. Chris shares insights into his career, the importance of collaboration, and how his role at New Noise keeps him connected to the ever-evolving music scene.Chris Enriquez (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/chrisenriquezdrums?igsh=MXYyZ2R0b2lmMXd0OA==Spotlights (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/spotlightsmusic?igsh=cXBpMHB3em1qcmZrNew Noise Magazine (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/newnoisemagazine?igsh=MXR0ZzZib3NjeXd5cw==Website: https://newnoisemagazine.com/Orange 9MM (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/orange9mmnyc?igsh=ejIzOXh6Yndjd2NyBEINN (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/beinnband?igsh=MXczbDBycWt4eWY3OA==On The Might Of Princes (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/onthemightofprinces_official?igsh=NXpnNTlmd3RieHBj

On this episode, I sit down with Mike Musilli and Anthony Race for an in-depth conversation about the Long Island Hardcore scene — from its beginnings in the 1990s all the way to the sounds shaping it today. We break down each decade, talking about the most influential bands, how the sound evolved, and the sense of community that’s kept the scene alive.We also take a nostalgic dive into the venues that defined the scene— from spots like PWAC, Deja One, The Downtown, and Backstreet Blues, to modern staples like AMH. This episode captures the history and energy that make Long Island Hardcore one of the most powerful underground movements in music.

On this episode, I sit down with Mark Frandsen, vocalist of the Denver hardcore band TimeXHeist. We dive into the Denver Hardcore scene, Mark’s history booking shows, the band’s touring stories, and their writing process — plus what’s next for TimeXHeist.Mark also shares how hardcore has shaped his life, gives us a look at their upcoming tour, and talks about his new project, which has a demo dropping this November. We wrap things up with a great conversation about his favorite albums and the records that continue to inspire him.TimeXHeist (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/timexheist?igsh=bGE4M2ZrYjh5MHhk

In this episode, I speak with James Longspaugh of the Long Island Hardcore band, Life Taken.  We discuss his history with hardcore, the formation of the band, and their new EP coming out on October 31, 2025 on 51st State Records and Hardknock.  The interview ends with James discussing his favorite shows, albums, and artists.  Life Taken (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/lifetakenlihc?igsh=MWlhN200bmFpYnM1dA==

On this episode I speak with Tommy Corrigan of Silent Majority.  We discuss his history with Long Island Hardcore, how Silent Majority formed, their reunion shows, and how they structure their setlist. We also discuss the formation of Capital, what the future holds for each band, and the legacy SM left on LIHC. Silent Majority (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/silentmajority_longisland?igsh=N3FyYmZiZGgyZDRiCapital (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/capitallihc?igsh=MThkamU4MHB3c2lmcw==

On this episode I speak with Chris Wrenn of Bridge 9 Records. He discusses how the label started, growing up in the northeast, and how he infused the Boston community into developing his label.We also talk about his new book, Fenway Punk, that comes out February 10, 2026. The book touches on his life growing up in Boston, discovering punk/hardcore, running Bridge 9, and how it connects to the city’s culture which includes his passion for the Boston Red Sox.The conversation also includes his record stores, merchandise, and what’s in store for the future. Preorder Fenway Punk in the links below. Preorder- Fenway Punk:https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/chris-wrenn/fenway-punk/9798894140872/Bridge 9 Records:http://www.bridge9.com/Sully’s Brand:https://www.sullysbrand.com/blogs/news/sullys-bridge-nine-origin-stories-in-the-athletic-new-york-times

On this episode, I speak with Carlos the Jakal, the vocalist of On Our Own from South Florida.  We discuss the bands formation, writing process, and how they structured their debut album Now and Forever.  Carlos also reviews how they structured their setlist, tour stories, and potentially reissuing the album on vinyl.  The discussion ended with Carlos discussing his favorite albums, and his new band Bleak Existence that will release a demo by the end of the year.On Our Own (Spotify):https://open.spotify.com/artist/7b4ENGq0BSMN5HfUuQdqhB?si=YDDidodnRlaPE1W6HRrruw

On this episode, I speak with Chiqui Rodriguez of DMIZE.  We discuss his history with music, the formation of DMIZE, their return, and song writing process.  Chiqui also reviews their setlist structure and lyrical themes.  The conversation also includes their upcoming shows, future releases, and what is next for the band.  DMIZE (instagram):https://www.instagram.com/dmizenyhc?igsh=MTJhMTh6ZGRjODFweg==

On this episode I speak with Jayway from Bayway and Shattered Realm. We discuss his history in music, Bayway’s new album, setlist structure, and what’s in store for Shattered Realm. We end with discussing Bayway’s upcoming tour with Biohazard, and Jayway answering questions based on his interests. Bayway:https://www.instagram.com/baywaynj?igsh=cDkwMGJnZmE1M3VnShattered Realm:https://www.instagram.com/shatteredrealm86?igsh=ZDlnY211bGpseGUw

On this episode, I speak with John Cuccinello about his history in punk rock, formation of Hogan's Heroes, and their writing process for their albums.  We also discuss his time in Murphy's Law, and the beginning of OS101.  John also discussed his new interactive children's book for adults, Punk Rock Family, Volume 1 that is distributed through RevHQ.  The discussion ends with his five year plan for future books, and asking questions about his favorite HH/OS101 songs, most inspirational albums, and tours.Order Punk Rock Family:https://revhq.com/products/john-g-cuccinello-my-punk-rock-family-volume-1-book

I speak with Jon Contino of Contino  New York. We discuss his history with hardcore, playing in bands, to creating artwork. He discusses his passion for design and how it began at an early age. He reviews his jobs, and how each experience led to him creating album covers, working with professional athletic teams, to designing merchandise for companies. Contino New York (instagram):https://www.instagram.com/continonewyork?igsh=MXQyNHZjaG1qamR6ag==https://continonewyork.com/info

On this episode I speak with Dave Campbell and Jon Berg (Contra, The Path) of State of Mind Recordings. We discuss the labels history, distribution, and upcoming releases. We also review the flood that damaged their merchandise and how they have recovered. Thankfully, they are doing well and discuss how they are stronger as a result of it. State of Mind Recordings:https://www.instagram.com/stateofmindrecordings?igsh=YWJ2NHF1cmwzanF4The Path:https://www.instagram.com/thepathvthc?igsh=N2VhdnJ2Z2pzY2Q=

On this episode, I speak with Joey from Koyo and 51st State Records. We discuss the bands history, how they write their songs, and the structure of their setlist. He also talks about their upcoming album and tour dates.We also discuss his label 51st State Records and their upcoming releases. The conversation ends with Joey discussing his favorite albums. Koyo:https://www.instagram.com/koyolihc?igsh=MWp3dXpvdG01NHdidg==51st State Records:https://www.instagram.com/51ststaterecords?igsh=c2RtbHBnZnUydTZy

On this episode, I speak with Artie White. We discuss his musical influences, booking shows across Long Island, and the formation of Milhouse. The discussion also includes how he joined Indecision and their writing process for their LP.  The conversation ends with him answering questions on his favorite songs he created, and his top albums. He also is the frontman for Ready for Death. Their new LP, Pay With Your Face is currently out on Translation Loss Records.READY FOR DEATH (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/readyfordeath666?igsh=a25mejhnMGN4bXJ1READY FOR DEATH (Spotify):https://open.spotify.com/artist/35K8lKEhCSzSuoPjbe2TjA?si=ZjK0R0QRTZSi8j_ME-FFiQMILHOUSE (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/milhouse_lihc?igsh=ajc4eHowNzlubzRj

On this episode, I speak with Mike Bruno of Iron Chic, Dead Broke Rekerds, and Adult Magic.  He speak about his history with music and the first show he attended.  We discuss Iron Chic's song writing process, how they structure their album tracklist, and how they determine their set list. We also review his other band Adult Magic and what the future holds for the band.  MIke said they are completing their new album for a late 2025/early 2026 release.  Mike also discussed Dead Broke Rekerds and his process in working with bands, releasing music, and the challenge of running a label in the streaming era.  

On this episode I speak with Dan Alivio of Private Mind.  He discusses his history with music, playing guitar, and the formation of his first band.  He also reviews how Private Mind formed, their tours, setlist structure, and what the future holds for the band.  We also discuss his new label, Heaven Records. He explains their future releases and the idea behind its creation.   Private Mind (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/privatemindli?igsh=MXNld2tpaGZ2YmlpZQ==Heaven Records (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/heavenhardcore?igsh=OXA5ZnN1cm0xN2po

On this episode, I speak with Frank Traficante of Somerset Thrower and Victory Garden.  We discuss his history with music, the formation of the band, and how they structure their set list.  The conversation includes Frank reviewing all 10 tracks on their new album, Take Only What You Need To Survive on Smart Punk Records.We also discuss Victory Garden's EP and future plans. The interview ends with Frank answering questions about his favorite records, venues, and shows he attended.Somerset Thrower (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/somersetthrower?igsh=cTljdTBiZjdpcjh6Victory Garden (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/victorygardenlihc?igsh=NWVjM2RrdXFya2Rw

On this episode, Popeye discisses his musical history, Farside’s writing process, his new project Calling Hours, and connecting with Revelation Records. Popeye talks about his career as a voice actor and the new record Calling Hours is working on. 

On this episode I speak with Lenny Bednarz. He discusses his musical history, Without A Cause, the formation of Fahrenheit 451, and their writing process. Lenny discusses their releases, the impact of the NY Hardest Compilation, and playing shows. Lenny also discusses his time in District 9. He also reviews Crazy Eddie, their writing process and what the future holds for the band. Fahrenheit 451 (instagram): https://www.instagram.com/fahrenheit451nyhc?igsh=MWh3b3d1ejFlOHlzMQ==Crazy Eddie (instagram):https://www.instagram.com/crazyeddienyhc?igsh=NXE1cW10eW55M3M1

On this episode, I speak with Rachel Rubino of On The Might Of Princes and Open City.  We discuss her musical history, the scene in the late 90s/early 00’s, and how the On The Might Of Princes reunion show developed.  We also discuss Open City, their writing process, lyrical themes, and favorite artists.  On The Might Of Princes (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/onthemightofprinces_official?igsh=MTFsbHBqNnZ5Z3RjOQ==Open City (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/theeopencity?igsh=MTl3YzduemJzMXhqMg==

On this episode, I speak with Vinnie Caruana.  We discuss his history with music, writing process, and how he structures his lyrics over songs.  The discussion also includes his favorite tours and how each band organizes their set list.  Vinnie also announced that I Am The Avalanche are completing their new album for a potential early/late winter release.The interview ended with Vinnie discussing his favorite festivals, tours, and other topics.  The MovieLife (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/themovielife.longisland516?igsh=MXN6MWhvY2I2YW1wYw==I Am The Avalanche (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/iamtheavalanchenyc?igsh=MTg1MHk5cTc4aXkzYw==Nite Sports (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/iamtheavalanchenyc?igsh=MTg1MHk5cTc4aXkzYw==

On this episode I speak with Dylan Jones of Blind Path Booking, Dynamic Talent, and Overcome Fest from North Carolina. He discusses his process in booking shows and how the idea for Overcome Fest developed.  We also discuss his band Lucky Feeling, their new EP Super Lucky, and what is in store for the future.  The interview ends with Dylan discussing his favorite records and bands. Lucky Feeling (instagram):https://www.instagram.com/luckyfeelinghc?igsh=MmtrZWYxZzl0NndzLucky Feeling (Spotify):https://open.spotify.com/artist/7zaEBCGJZBZvCWS74HlOJu?si=A5jtfmqtSwOnwrm88dCiDwBlind Path Bookings (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/blindpathbooking?igsh=MTg1YTF5emk0bTdsdQ==Overcome Fest:https://www.instagram.com/overcomefest?igsh=M3MybGczcngwaWFi

On this episode, I speak with Brendan Garrone of Incendiary.  We talk about the bands origins, how they structure their album tracklist, writing process, and his lyrical themes.  The discussion also includes how they organize their set list, his favorite songs to play live, and what they have planned for the future.  The interview ends with Brendan answering questions about his favorite tours, shows, and albums.  Incendiary (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/incendiaryhc?igsh=bmozZzczMnl5MW53

On this episode, I speak with Andrew Vacante of Combust.  We discuss the band's new LP on Triple B Records, Belly of the Beast.  We review each track, music, and the theme behind each song. He also discussed their set list structure, writing process, and favorite hardcore records.Combust (Instagram):https://www.instagram.com/combustnyhc?igsh=MXVxOHNmMHkxN3lveg==

On this episode I speak with J Curtis Strickland of The T&F Podcast and HellsHeart Merch about his history, experiences in acting, and what the future holds. We also discuss his audition for Mission Impossible: Rouge Nation, background in the Navy, and how he established his podcast.The T&F Podcast:https://youtube.com/@thetandfpodcast?si=a4_V9Dk-CD0eJe_2Instagram (The T&F Podcast):https://www.instagram.com/thetandfpodcast?igsh=MW5oZjJxbTh4MzB0YQ==Instagram (HellsHeart Merch):https://www.instagram.com/hellsheartco?igsh=cWtodnpoZmtnY2Nr

On this episode, I speak with Sarah Kuretzky Rossington of The Hardcore Therapist Podcast.  We discuss her history going to shows, the origins of her podcast, and how she blends mental health with her guests.  The interview ends with Sarah reviewing her five year plan for her career and podcast.  She also answers a list of questions about her favorite albums and venues.Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/thehardcoretherapist?igsh=Mm81bGExZ3IxZnZvListen to The Hardcore Therapist:https://www.buzzsprout.com/2255460

On this episode I speak with Dean of No Redeeming Social Value.  We discuss his history in music, formation of the band, and how they structure their set list.  The conversation also includes his favorite tours as a band, the time they played a wedding in Holland, and his favorite records.Instagram (No Redeeming Social Value):https://www.instagram.com/nrsv_nyhc?igsh=MWVybDI3cmUxMXB6dg==

On this episode, I speak with Mat Rienecker of Stand Still and HumanKind. We discuss his origins of hardcore, Stand Still’s writing process, and his new project, HumanKind. We also review his work as a production manager of The Paramount on Long Island, and what the future holds for his bands. Instagram (Stand Still):https://www.instagram.com/standstill.ny?igsh=MWJ2NjJmM205d3gydQ==Instagram (HumanKind):https://www.instagram.com/humankind_longisland?igsh=cG9leGxuajBoY2Nk

On this episode, I speak with Sal Lococo of Sworn Enemy. We discuss the formation of the band, writing process, Ozzfest stories, and how they structure their setlist. We also talk about his favorite albums, Castle Heights, and the future of the band. Instagram (Sworn Enemy):https://www.instagram.com/swornenemynyc?igsh=ZmlxbTl2czlscW5q

On this episode I speak with Scott Jarzombek of Tripface. We discuss his musical history, how the band structured their set list, playing shows, and the upcoming re-release of their demo on vinyl. The discussion ends with his career, favorite records, and other topics. Tripface on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/artist/2wuG4FTwlu2uHW5v3AlV7d?si=iYPihmURSF2-2VsInuOC6Q

On this episode I speak with Jay Reason. We discuss his history in music, his time with Voice of Reason/The Distance/Blackened, his work with various labels, and the formation of Static Era Records. The interview ends with Jay speaking on the future of his label, his record store in Connecticut, and his favorite releases. Instagram (Static Era Records):https://www.instagram.com/staticerarecords?igsh=bnFhaGlxNnlvc2Jm

On this episode of the What Lies Ahead, I speak with Mike Gallo of Agnostic Front.  We discuss his history in music, the new Agnostic Front record, and how they structure their set list.  We also dive into Gallo Originals and the various art shows he has been featured in over the last couple of years.  The conversation ends with asking questions on his favorite albums, venues, and tours.  

In the episode, I speak with Gary Bennett to discuss his musical history, playing for various bands, the formation of Kill Your Idols, and his future plans with each project. We also discuss, his favorite albums, venues, and how KYI structures their set list. 

On this episode, I speak with Nick Picerno of Godseyes.  We discuss his history in music, Godseyes releases, tour stories, and what the band has planned for the future.  Nick also answers questions on his favorite records, tours, and venues.